covWrite

Arguments

"html"

exports the performance results as HTML files.

"binary"

stores the performance results as binary, for later use.

dir

Path of the output directory for HTML files.

binaryFile

Path and filename of the binary file.

Description

covWrite("html", dir) exports and nicely presents into HTML files the performance results of functions currently activated. Files are stored in the given dir directory.

A separate HTML file is generated for each activated function. For instance, if the macro members is activated, covWrite(…) will generate the file members.html.

covWrite("binary", binaryFile) records in the indicated binary file the performance results of activated functions.

covWrite("html", binaryFile, dir) loads former results stored in the binaryFile and exports them into HTML files.

Paths prefixed with the predefined constants SCI, SCIHOME, SCI.. are automatically expanded.

Examples

covStart(isempty)                      // activate isempty for performance measurement
for i = 1:1e5; isempty(i); end         // run it
covWrite("html", "TMPDIR/coverage")    // write runtime performance results to a directory
covStop();                             // deactivate runtime measurement mode for all functions

winopen(fullfile(TMPDIR, "coverage/isempty.html"))   // Displays results (For Windows users)

covStart(isempty)
for i=1:1e5; isempty(i); end
covWrite("binary", "TMPDIR/isempty1")  // write the 1st binary
covStop();                             // stop the measurement mode

covStart(isempty)
for i=1:1e5; isempty(string(i)); end
covWrite("binary", "TMPDIR/isempty2")  // write other runtime results
covStop();

covMerge(["TMPDIR/isempty1" "TMPDIR/isempty2"], "TMPDIR/isempty") // merge them
covWrite("html", "TMPDIR/isempty", "TMPDIR/coverage") // render the results as HTML

See also

• covStart — Instruments some macros to store runtime information on code coverage and execution time
• covStop — Removes all instrumentation data
• covMerge — Merges coverage results and exports to a file

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